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Insurgents Attack Portuguese Investor's Safari Camp in Mozambique
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- Insurgents attacked the MWA safari camp in Marangira Coutada, Niassa province, on Thursday.
- The camp was burned, looted, and vehicles were stolen; damage amounted to millions of euros.
- The camp is associated with former Portuguese-Mozambican coach Carlos Queiroz.
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millions of euros in damage
Insurgent groups attacked the Mozambique Wild Adventures (MWA) safari camp, associated with Portuguese investor Carlos Queiroz, in the Marangira Coutada area of Niassa province in northern Mozambique. The attack took place on Thursday, during which the camp was looted, burned, and destroyed, and the insurgents also seized vehicles.
According to local sources, the attack caused financial damage amounting to millions of euros. Internal conflicts in the region continue to target the tourism sector and foreign investments.
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- Where and when did the attack take place?
- The attack took place on Thursday in the Marangira Coutada area of Niassa province, Mozambique.
- Which facility was targeted and who owns it?
- The Mozambique Wild Adventures (MWA) safari camp was targeted; the camp is associated with Portuguese investor Carlos Queiroz.
- What was the outcome of the attack?
- The camp was burned, looted, and vehicles were seized; local sources indicate the damage reached millions of euros.
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